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Golfer Zach Johnson apologizes for swearing during the Masters 2024 tournament, clarifying that his comment was directed at himself and not at the patrons. He expressed frustration at missing the cut and explained a previous incident where he confronted a fan. Johnson emphasized his deep respect for Augusta National and apologized for any misunderstanding.
Friday at The Masters was filled with bizarre moments, including Bryson DeChambeau's antics, Zach Johnson's expletive-laden outburst, Jason Day's unconventional outfit, Tyrrell Hatton's controversial behavior, and Tiger Woods' visible struggle with pain. The day's events set the stage for an unpredictable and eventful weekend at Augusta National.
Golfer Zach Johnson expressed frustration with the rowdy and unruly atmosphere at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, stating that he is "done" with the event after a viral exchange with a fan. The tournament, known for its lively atmosphere, saw drunken fans, muddy slip-n-slides, and disruptive behavior, prompting concerns about where the line should be drawn. Other players, including Billy Horschel, also voiced concerns about the chaotic atmosphere potentially deterring players from participating in the future.
Golfer Zach Johnson expressed frustration with the unruly fan behavior and chaotic atmosphere at the WM Phoenix Open, stating that the tournament has been inappropriate and crossed the line for years. He highlighted incidents of fans falling, fights in the stands, and other disruptive behavior. Tournament officials acknowledged the concerns and pledged to make operational changes to prevent a recurrence. Johnson, emotionally drained after playing 54 holes in two days, indicated that he might not return to the tournament next year.
Former US Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson and other players were involved in heated exchanges with spectators at the WM Phoenix Open, with Johnson telling fans to "shut up" and expressing frustration. The tournament saw unruly behavior from some attendees, including one person jumping onto the course and performing "snow angels" in a bunker. Despite the off-course distractions, Nick Taylor secured his fifth PGA Tour title in a playoff against Charley Hoffman after a frantic final day of play.
Unruly fan behavior at the Phoenix Open, known for its party atmosphere, drew ire from golfers Zach Johnson and Billy Horschel, who lashed out at fans for disrupting play. Other incidents included fights among spectators and alcohol-fueled behavior, prompting tournament officials to briefly halt alcohol sales and turn away ticket holders due to overcrowding. The rowdy atmosphere at the "Greatest Show on Grass" continued to cause disruptions, with the 16th hole being a focal point of the chaos.
Keegan Bradley reveals that a Netflix crew was present at his home when he received a "devastating" call from Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson, informing him that he had not been selected for the team. Bradley had initially wondered why the camera crew was rushing to his house, leading him to briefly believe he had made the cut. The call, which will be streamed on Netflix, left Bradley feeling disappointed.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson has announced his final six picks for the 12-man team that will compete against Europe in September. The picks include Brooks Koepka, Jordan Spieth, Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, and Sam Burns. The selections have sparked intrigue, particularly with Koepka's affiliation with LIV Golf and Thomas' struggles this year. Johnson believes his team has the talent and versatility to end the U.S.'s 30-year winless streak on European soil. However, some deserving players, such as Cameron Young, were left off the team.
Brooks Koepka has been selected as one of the six captain's picks for the U.S. Ryder Cup team by captain Zach Johnson. Koepka, a five-time major champion, left the PGA Tour for the LIV Golf League last year but remains eligible to compete in the Ryder Cup. The other captain's picks include Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, Jordan Spieth, and Sam Burns. Johnson's decision to include Thomas, who struggled during the PGA Tour season, has raised some eyebrows. The U.S. team will face Europe in the Ryder Cup in Italy next month.
Zach Johnson, captain of the U.S. Ryder Cup Team, has announced his six captain's picks to complete the 12-man roster that will compete against Team Europe next month. The picks include Sam Burns, Rickie Fowler, Brooks Koepka, Collin Morikawa, Jordan Spieth, and Justin Thomas. The team will travel to Rome with an emphasis on experience, aiming to win a Ryder Cup on European soil for the first time since 1993. The European Team's six automatic qualifiers will be finalized in early September.
Zach Johnson is expected to choose Justin Thomas as one of his wildcard picks for the US Ryder Cup team, despite Thomas' recent poor form. Thomas, who missed cuts at the US Open and the Open Championship, will likely be selected based on his experience and previous success in the Ryder Cup. Brooks Koepka is also expected to be chosen, while Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, and Collin Morikawa are among the other likely picks. The final spot is still undecided, with Sam Burns, Keegan Bradley, Cameron Young, and Tony Finau in contention. Luke Donald will announce his captain's picks for the European team next week.
Brooks Koepka missed the automatic qualifying cutoff for the Ryder Cup and now relies on being selected as one of the six captain's picks by Zach Johnson. Despite being one of the top players in the world, Koepka's association with LIV Golf may affect his chances. Johnson admitted there hasn't been much communication with LIV golfers and that he will have tough decisions to make when selecting the team. Koepka finished seventh in Ryder Cup points, just missing out on an automatic spot.
Rickie Fowler's struggles at the BMW Championship have put his spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team in jeopardy. After a disappointing third round, Fowler dropped to 23rd in the tournament and is now 13th in the Ryder Cup standings. He will likely need one of Zach Johnson's captain's picks to secure a spot on the team. Fowler's poor performance and inconsistent track record in the Ryder Cup have raised doubts about his selection.
Iowa Hawkeye women's basketball star Caitlin Clark is participating in the Pro-Am tournament at the John Deere Classic, teeing off at 8:08 a.m. She will be joined by Iowa-native Zach Johnson and three amateurs before taking part in a Youth Clinic. Country stars Blake Shelton and Darius Rucker are set to perform during the event.